Sani Resort

Overall a beautiful resort, but Sani Beach falls short The resort as a whole is truly stunning: lush greenery, beautifully maintained gardens, gorgeous beaches, and crystal-clear sea. The offering is broad and varied, catering well to families, couples, and sports enthusiasts. Despite the large scale of the resort, the service is efficient — staff are numerous, present, and generally very helpful. The football academy is excellent: well-organized and engaging for children. Unfortunately, my experience at Sani Beach, the oldest hotel in the complex, was disappointing. The rooms are clearly outdated, with Ikea-style furniture that doesn’t match the high prices. The value for money felt really off. There’s a wide variety of restaurants, but the overall quality of the food is mediocre. The tennis academy also needs better organization — despite booking two months in advance, I was unable to arrange lessons for my children. Another weak point was the customer care: I had a serious issue with the air conditioning in the room, which was only resolved after four days. I was offered €200 as compensation — which, in a resort like this, might just get you a massage. In summary: the resort is beautiful and definitely worth visiting, but I would avoid staying at Sani Beach and look into the more modern properties within the complex. Food & beverage and customer service need improvement.

We just came back from the most amazing trip to Sani Resort. Everything was exceptional from the moment we arrived. The staff are so pleasant and go above and beyond. The setting, the food and the facilities are second to none. We went with our one year old, and he had the time of his life. There are so many activities for babies and children. We could hardly get him out of the water. We had the most amazing babysitter Alexandra for when dinner was too late for our baby. He absolutely loved her! She was so so kind and we felt relaxed knowing that he was perfectly safe and having fun. We are currently looking at possible dates we can go back ASAP.

We recently enjoyed an exceptional stay at Sani Resort , Greece. From the moment we arrived, the staff’s warmth and attentiveness made us feel truly welcomed. A special mention goes to Marno at Porto Sani reception, whose helpfulness and professionalism were outstanding—he is undoubtedly a true asset to the resort. The resort itself is a haven for families, offering a plethora of activities and amenities that cater to all ages. The kids’ clubs, supervised beach play, and evening entertainment ensured our children were engaged and delighted throughout our stay. Meanwhile, the adults appreciated the serene spa facilities and the variety of dining options available. Speaking of dining, the food across the resort’s numerous restaurants was generally excellent, with a wide array of cuisines to choose from. However, we did experience some delays in service, and on two occasions, the food was undercooked. That said, the staff handled our concerns promptly and professionally, rectifying the issues to our satisfaction. The pool and beach areas were immaculate, with attentive staff ensuring our comfort and safety. The resort’s commitment to sustainability and providing a luxurious yet eco-friendly environment did not go unnoticed. Overall, our experience at Sani Resort was overwhelmingly positive. The combination of stunning surroundings, top-notch facilities, and exceptional staff made for an unforgettable holiday. We highly recommend this resort to families seeking a blend of relaxation and adventure

We are currently staying at Sani Club with two young children. It’s our second visit and whilst we are having a lovely time - our room is beautiful (and the view) and we’ve enjoyed the clean facilities and plenty to to keep the kids occupied - we currently feel slightly let down by the service this time around - it’s been a bit of a struggle to get assistance when needed etc. near the beach and pool and at breakfast. It’s a shame as this is usually seen as one of the best parts of visiting Sani.

Sani Resort has almost completely driven away all outside guests due to the high prices — €20 for parking and €80 for sunbeds and an umbrella. The pricing seems deliberately set high to discourage visitors and limit public access. The large parking area is now closed, as is the old supermarket next to the camping and the old beach bar. Many people used to come here, but not anymore.

I can’t stress how AMAZING Sani was, there are 5 Hotels in the resort, Porto Sani, Sani Beach, Sani Dunes & Sani Asterias. I stayed in Porto Sani which are like mini apartments on ground level. I would highly recommend tree trekking and snorkelling! Food Great, Staff Alright, Location & Services Great. We did lose a coat there which could not be located but apart from that it was one of a kind!

We really like this resort and as we live nearby, it has become our get-to destination for fine dining and a place to chill and have a drink. For the past 15 years, we have been using most of the hotel facilities (gym, spa, tennis club, restaurants, beach clubs etc), many of our friends, visiting us, stayed at the hotel with their families and their service was always impeccable. Last night, however we experienced an unacceptable behaviour by the manager of the Sea You bar - Nikos. My mother has difficulty walking and we kindly asked for a golf buggy to help get her back to the car park. Whilst our fantastic waitress happily offered to call, she came back 5 mins later apologising and she explained that the manager does not want to do that because hotel guests have priority. I want to believe that this is not the service Sani Resort wants to be known by and that they will take steps to avoid such incidents in the future.

It is an amazing destination for a holiday. Brilliant staff throughout the resort, lovely food, and so much to do.The only negative is that there are too many children and limited options for adults, only dining.